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Research Reports
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Memos | Presentations and Testimonies
A Portrait of New England's Immigrants
by Antoniya Owens
NEPPC Research Report No. 08-2 (November 2008)
The
Future of the Skilled Labor Force in New England: The Supply of Recent College Graduates
by Alicia Sasser
NEPPC Research Report No. 08-1 (September 2008)
The
Potential Economic Impact of Increasing the Minimum
Wage in Massachusetts
by Alicia Sasser
NEPPC Research Report No. 06-1 (January 2006)
Employing the Region's Assets: Baby Boomers Meeting New England's Skilled Workforce Needs
by Heather Brome and Sandra Hackman
NEPPC Conference Report No. 08-1 (May 2009)
NEPPC Working Papers
Voting with their Feet? Local Economic Conditions and Migration Trends in New England
by Alicia
Sasser (July 2009)
The
Labor Market for Direct Care Workers
by Reagan Baughman and Kristin Smith, University of
New Hampshire
NEPPC Working Paper No. 07-4 (November 2007)
NEPPC Discussion Papers
Smart Places, Getting Smarter: Facts about the Young Professional Population in New England States
by Heather Brome
NEPPC Discussion Paper No.
09-1 (July 2009)
Is New England Experiencing
a "Brain Drain"? Facts about Demographic
Change and Young Professionals
by Heather Brome
NEPPC Discussion Paper No.
07-3 (November 2007)
The Potential Economic
Impact of Increasing the Minimum Wage in New Hampshire
by Antoniya Owens
NEPPC Discussion Paper No.
07-2 (July 2007)
New
England Migration Trends
by David Agrawal
NEPPC Discussion Paper No. 06-1 (October 2006)
NEPPC Policy Briefs
Lasting Connections: Using Internships to Retain Recent College Graduates in New England
by Alicia
Sasser
NEPPC Policy Brief No. 09-3
(March 2009)
Retention of Recent College Graduates in New England
by Alicia
Sasser
NEPPC Policy Brief No. 09-2
(January 2009)
The Supply of Recent College Graduates in New England
by Alicia
Sasser
NEPPC Policy Brief No. 09-1
(January 2009)
NEPPC Rapid-Response Memos
Median
Household Income in Massachusetts, Greater Boston,
and the City of Boston (1999-2006) 
by Antoniya Owens (January 2008)
Economic
Impact of the Proposed Minimum Wage Increase in New
Hampshire
by Antoniya Owens (April 2007)
Maine
County-to-County Population Migration
by Matthew Nagowski (October 2006)
Worcester
County Population Migration
by Matthew Nagowski (October 2006)
Urban
vs. Suburban Job Growth
by Heather Brome (October 2006)
Economic
Impact of Casino Development
by Heather Brome (September 2006)
Population
Growth and Migration in New England
by Carrie Conaway (June 2006)
Trends
in Median Income in Massachusetts, Greater Boston,
and the City of Boston
by Alicia Sasser
and Brad Hershbein (May 2006)
NEPPC Presentations
and Testimonies
Older Workers Meeting Skilled Workforce Needs
by Heather Brome
The Eastern Region IPMA Conference (October 6, 2009)
Migration and Demographic Trends Trends in New England
by Heather Brome
Presented to Hartford Area Business Economists (March 18, 2009)
Economic Overview for Rhode Island and the Region
by Jennifer Weiner
Greater Providence Chamber of Commerce
(January 13, 2009)
The Future of the Skilled Labor Force in New England: The Supply of Recent College Graduates
by Jennifer Weiner
Presented to the Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District (December 9, 2008)
The Future of the Skilled Labor Force in New England: The Supply of Recent College Graduates
by Jennifer Weiner
Presented to the New England Board of Higher Education (November 7, 2008)
The Future of the Skilled Labor Force in New England: The Supply of Recent College Graduates
by Alicia Sasser
Presented during the Greater Boston Chmaber of Commerce/Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Breakfast meeting (September 18, 2008)
Thoughts
on How to Account for Migration and Commuting in Forecasting
State Economic Variables
by Robert Tannenwald
Presented to the Combined Meeting of the Maine Consensus
Economic Forecasting Committee and the Revenue Forecasting
Committee (July 17, 2007)
New
England's Changing Demography
by Heather Brome
Presented at the NESGFOA Spring Training 2007 (March
29, 2007)
The
Potential Economic Impact of Increasing the Minimum
Wage
by Alicia Sasser
Presented at the House of Representatives Continuing
Education Session “The Livable Wage” (January
11, 2007)
The
Minimum Wage: Why Was It Passed? What Does It Buy?
What Does It Cost?
by Robert
Tannenwald
Presented at the New Hampshire’s Basic Needs
& Livable Wage 2006 Conference (December 6, 2006)
The
Economic Landscape for Retirement Security in New
England
by Carrie Conaway
Presented to the New England Legislators Symposium
(June 23, 2006)
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